OpenClaw Agent Security Auditor
Audit your OpenClaw agent configuration against real security vulnerabilities fixed on April 6, 2026. Check for runtime injection, approval bypasses, hook trust issues, and dangerous build variables — then export a security report. Based on OpenClaw PRs #62111, #62078, #62003, #62079, and #62136.
Why Use the Agent Security Auditor
Built from real security patches merged into OpenClaw on April 6, 2026.
Real Vulnerability Checks
Every audit item maps to a real security fix merged into OpenClaw on April 6, 2026 — including runtime output injection (#62111), approval boundary bypass (#62078), and more.
Runtime Isolation Audit
Verify your agent sandbox settings, output filtering, and media handling are configured to prevent injection attacks in lower-trust environments.
Hook Trust Verification
Check that wake hook events are properly marked as untrusted and all hook payloads are validated — addressing the trust escalation fixed in PR #62003.
Build Environment Safety
Audit your build process for dangerous environment variables that could leak secrets or enable privilege escalation, as fixed in PR #62079.
Approval Boundary Check
Ensure approval boundaries cannot be bypassed and all sensitive agent actions require human review, following the fix in PR #62078.
Exportable Audit Report
Generate a structured security audit report with pass/fail status, severity ratings, and remediation steps. Copy and share with your team.
Run Your Security Audit
Expand each check, review the vulnerability and remediation, then mark it as Pass, Fail, or N/A. Your progress is saved automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
What security issues does this tool check for?
This tool checks for 8 security issues based on real vulnerabilities fixed in OpenClaw PRs merged on April 6, 2026. These include background runtime output injection (#62111), approval boundary bypass (#62078), wake hook trust escalation (#62003), dangerous build environment variables (#62079), and runtime media handling (#62136).
Do I need to update OpenClaw to fix these issues?
Yes — the simplest fix for all issues is updating to OpenClaw ≥ v4.2.7, which includes all the security patches. However, for older versions, each check includes config-level mitigations you can apply immediately while planning your upgrade.
How is the security grade calculated?
The grade is based on the percentage of checks that pass or are marked N/A. A = 90%+, B = 75-89%, C = 60-74%, D = 40-59%, F = below 40%. Critical failures are highlighted separately regardless of overall grade.
What does N/A mean for a check?
Mark a check as N/A (Not Applicable) if the feature it audits isn't used in your deployment. For example, if you don't use wake hooks, the wake hook trust check would be N/A. N/A checks count as passing for your security grade.
Can I save my audit progress?
Yes — your audit progress, status selections, and notes are automatically saved to your browser's local storage. You can close the page and return later to continue where you left off.
How do I share the audit results?
Once you've completed the audit, a structured text report is generated at the bottom of the page. Click 'Copy Report' to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it into a document, Slack message, or issue tracker for your team to review.